slave cylinder recall problems... not the part, but the stealership
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Originally Posted by DraGonAlchemist
dealer probably doesn't know how to fix it hence why it's taking so long. .them out of high school mechanics they got don't do nothing. and you've probably wasted money already on the loss of your car for the past 3 weeks or so that it's been at the dealer so regardless you've paid for the work in some way.
Only time i ever took my car to the dealer was for the free tires i got from the recall on alignment that i fixed myself. and b4 they even got the work done i got a call from service telling me at 20K i needed a tune up n yada yada. .i laffed at the guy. I wonder how many morons they get on that one. regardless gentlemen it's just a statement i made about coming to jerzee. .if your taking it to heart grab a cookie n take it easy. .im sure your Z will see the dealer for something else real soon!!
ps. .you drive from Texas to NJ. . .
Only time i ever took my car to the dealer was for the free tires i got from the recall on alignment that i fixed myself. and b4 they even got the work done i got a call from service telling me at 20K i needed a tune up n yada yada. .i laffed at the guy. I wonder how many morons they get on that one. regardless gentlemen it's just a statement i made about coming to jerzee. .if your taking it to heart grab a cookie n take it easy. .im sure your Z will see the dealer for something else real soon!!
ps. .you drive from Texas to NJ. . .
thats what i meant, and i think that everyone else knew what i mean too.. im sorry that im not an english major like yourself... hoapfooly one day i can have the most perfectest gramare lyke yurself
If you bought the car from that dealer, shouldn't they have your VIN in their computer? I'm not buying that lame excuse. And you don't tear into a car without having the parts on hand - that is just plain disregard for the customer.
And removing intake and a couple of grounding wires should take all of 20 minutes. And...oh nevermind, that dealer is just your average idiot - customer service at Nissan is a total oxymoron in 90% of all cases.
And removing intake and a couple of grounding wires should take all of 20 minutes. And...oh nevermind, that dealer is just your average idiot - customer service at Nissan is a total oxymoron in 90% of all cases.
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Originally Posted by ZLadie2000
Well im having a similar problem too..i had an appt set for sat and they told me in advance that they had the parts in stock. but then when i went to pick the car up, they said that as of two days ago, Nissan has put the parts on restriction. And dealerships must first match the vin, then inspect to see if the replacement is necessary!!!! I told them my peddle had dropped to the floor once before, and thank god they got the parts ordered. but i was dropping my car off for the recall and didnt get it done, i was pretty pissed. so now i have to bring the car in next weeekkk...stupid nissan. I guess a lot of peopl are getting this done even if they dont need it and nissan is getting picky..
Did you not receive a letter in the mail about the recall? How can a dealer pull that crap if you have a letter saying your car is in the affected VIN range? I can see people who just make an appointment without the letter, but why would Nissan perform 3 hours labor for nothing? I got my letter but am putting it off a bit till the heat dies down.
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i highly recommend gettin it done... i got it done a few days ago and it feels awesome, no more ridin the clutch or anything, it kinda felt like it would lurch on me a little bit but now it is nice and smooth and shifting feels alot better too
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Originally Posted by SargentZ
Did you not receive a letter in the mail about the recall? How can a dealer pull that crap if you have a letter saying your car is in the affected VIN range? I can see people who just make an appointment without the letter, but why would Nissan perform 3 hours labor for nothing? I got my letter but am putting it off a bit till the heat dies down.
raise as much hell as you can, make a scene if you have to... that is about the only way to get through to them, or better yet, make a complaint to nna! 1 800 nissan 1 (you have to keep pressing numbers untill you get to an operator and then say i would like to file a complaint, alot of "press one for...., press two for...., etc...) after i filed a complaint it seemed that my car was out of that b*tch in a hurry!!! just tell them your story (like i did) and they will file it and then let the dealer know IMMEDIATELY! ive learned that to get anywhere these days you gotta be a complete as*hole until you get what you want
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